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Re: Cleanly sharing a project tree between OSes?
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Peter Eisentraut |
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Re: Cleanly sharing a project tree between OSes? |
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Fri, 23 Jan 2004 15:54:13 +0100 |
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Am Freitag, 23. Januar 2004 15:39 schrieb Al:
> $ ls
> linux myproj windows
>
> $ ls myproj
> AUTHORS INSTALL README bootstrap doc
> COPYING Makefile.am etc...
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> Then I would hope to be able to switch to either the windows directory when
> on windows, or the linux directory when on Linux and
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> $ bootstrap && configure -C && make && make install
Normally, you would do
$ cd linux
linux$ ../myproj/configure && make && make install
You just need to have your makefiles set up correctly. If you're using
automake, you should be all set. Otherwise you need to learn about making
your makefiles VPATH-aware. In either case, as far as autoconf is concerned,
"it just works", because all the platform-specific files are created in the
current directory ("linux" in this example).